Recipesrecipe (any time,carribean,chicken,refreshing,spicy,soups + stews)Caribbean Yam Soup
By Mabel on Wed, 11/26/2008 - 18:43
This soup is filling, refreshing and high in protein and Vitamin A. Firm, flaky fish (e.g. cod, snapper) or conch can be substituted for chicken. recipe (any time,breads,carribean,healthy,rice / grains)Cream of Wheat Bread
By Natasha on Tue, 07/22/2008 - 18:14
Thinking outside the grain: a recipe for cream of wheat bread. My mother makes the best cornbread hands down. Hers is a very simple recipe, the main ingredients being cornmeal, milk and raisins. I have never asked her for the actual recipe nor do I want to. As I have mentioned a couple times in this blog, I prefer certain foods to remain specific to certain aspects of my life. That way, these meals have a greater meaning for me and the people I dine with. For example, I have creamy Lipton tea only in New York with my relatives, roasted turkey I like to have only at Thanksgiving, and mummy's corn bread I like to have whenever I go to Trinidad. It gives me something to look forward to. And I'm sure mummy derives some joy from knowing that I enjoy her cooking. As life would have it, I have no immediate plans for a trip to Trinidad so I created my own corn bread recipe. However, recently I have been experimenting with different grains in my cooking. I found that cream of wheat works well if substituted for corn meal in some recipes. Here, it produces a bread that is moist yet crumbly like corn bread. This recipe is slightly sweet and therefore can be eaten as a side dish with meat but also as breakfast. We had it this morning, toasted and topped with scrambled eggs and lox. Kudos to whomever declared breakfast the most important meal of the day.
recipe (any time,carribean,chicken,rice / grains,spring,soups + stews,entrees)Asopao de Pollo (Chicken and Rice Stew)
By andrew.zimmern on Wed, 08/01/2007 - 22:18
Nothing beats braised chicken in the spring and this killer version of the Caribbean asopao, a dish that is served all over the region from island to island, is one of my favorites. Serve it with a great chopped vegetable salad and a plate of sliced avocado, some lime wedges, and some corn tortillas for good measure. |
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